American IdleSometimes, it seems television has warped some of what we love about the audible art form.
Holly Williams: A Southern DaughterWith powerful songwriting and catchy guitar rifts, Holly Williams' music is relatable to an array of people.
A Night of Majestic Music and WorshipKari Jobe has been ecstatic about releasing her latest project, "Majestic." In support of the album, which hit stores March 25, Jobe is touring across the U.S. and is stopping in Brandon at Pinelake Church on April 5.
Broken BellLet me allow you a peek inside the mind of a record collector for a moment. Finding an elusive record sitting on a record store shelf is like discovering a small gem that seems to be waiting just for me …
Meet The New SouthOn the front porch of his home in Hattiesburg, Drew Young invites musicians to join him to talk about and play music. His collaborator and former student, Paul West, directs the video interview and performance series.
Grammy-Worthy GospelAlthough it was Grammy night and Tye Tribbett had been nominated in three categories, he didn't expect to win, especially after being asked to present at the event. But during the pre-telecast portion of the awards ceremony, Tribbett garnered two …
For Lou’s SakeThe late New York rocker Lou Reed and his street-wise songs might seem worlds away from music made in Mississippi, but many Jackson musicians cite the musician as an important influence.
Breaking Walls with O’BrotherWhen it comes to creative output, Atlanta-based O'Brother flies by the seat of its collective pants.
The Fray’s ‘Helios’ Burns up on EntryIt seems like ages since Colorado piano-pop band The Fray released something new, though it actually hasn't been at all.
The Art of TributeIf the Neilsen ratings are to be believed, 13.95 million people watched "The Night That Changed America: A Grammy Salute To The Beatles."
Davina and the Vagabonds' Distinctive MixDavina Sowers started playing the piano when she was a little girl. Unlike most, she kept going after the lessons ended. Like even fewer, she now makes her living pounding the keys.
Wayward AwardsThe Grammys have fallen to industry-influenced promotion of artists like four-time winner Macklemore rather than representing music creators and listeners.
Sometimes, it seems television has warped some of what we love about the audible art form.
With powerful songwriting and catchy guitar rifts, Holly Williams' music is relatable to an array of people.
Kari Jobe has been ecstatic about releasing her latest project, "Majestic." In support of the album, which hit stores March 25, Jobe is touring across the U.S. and is stopping in Brandon at Pinelake Church on April 5.
Jimbo Mathus is a living document of our state's rich musical history.
Let me allow you a peek inside the mind of a record collector for a moment. Finding an elusive record sitting on a record store shelf is like discovering a small gem that seems to be waiting just for me …
On the front porch of his home in Hattiesburg, Drew Young invites musicians to join him to talk about and play music. His collaborator and former student, Paul West, directs the video interview and performance series.
Although it was Grammy night and Tye Tribbett had been nominated in three categories, he didn't expect to win, especially after being asked to present at the event. But during the pre-telecast portion of the awards ceremony, Tribbett garnered two …
The late New York rocker Lou Reed and his street-wise songs might seem worlds away from music made in Mississippi, but many Jackson musicians cite the musician as an important influence.
When it comes to creative output, Atlanta-based O'Brother flies by the seat of its collective pants.
It seems like ages since Colorado piano-pop band The Fray released something new, though it actually hasn't been at all.
If the Neilsen ratings are to be believed, 13.95 million people watched "The Night That Changed America: A Grammy Salute To The Beatles."
Davina Sowers started playing the piano when she was a little girl. Unlike most, she kept going after the lessons ended. Like even fewer, she now makes her living pounding the keys.
The Grammys have fallen to industry-influenced promotion of artists like four-time winner Macklemore rather than representing music creators and listeners.
For its 10th event, 4 the Record is back to showcase vinyl records and celebrate all things music.